Stablecoins have taken the world by storm, and their adoption has hit peak levels in Venezuela, an economy that’s been more distressing than a bad haircut. The local and international press have reported an increasing adoption of stablecoins, especially USDT, as a tool for managing devaluation indices that make your head spin.
An observer, wise in the subtle art of market omens, notes your plight: a bearish divergence that’s been slowly unfurling like ivy for weeks on end. In plain words, while your ascent has been somewhat admirable, the momentum behind it has been wilting like morning dew. Such was the scene at the brink of 2020 to 2021, when you faced a divergence of equal size. Those were not mere warnings, but a prelude to a sorrowful descent of 60 percent, spanning torturous months.
So, you’ve probably heard that Trump’s World Liberty Financial token (WLFI) has made its grand debut, landing itself comfortably in the 26th spot among the world’s largest cryptocurrencies. And just when you thought it couldn’t get any more exciting, South Korea has decided to join the global crypto information sharing party. 🎉
In Japan, starting on September 24th at noon (Japan Standard Time), pre-orders for both the standard physical version and the custom Special Collection Box can be placed. The game named AKIBA LOST will be exhibited at the IzanagiGames booth during Tokyo Game Show 2025, which takes place from September 25th to 28th at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan.
After the market’s little temper tantrum, Ethereum closed August at around $4,390 – which is basically the highest monthly close since November 2021. Fancy, right? But then, as if it remembered it had bills to pay, ETH dropped to $4,250 – a 14% nosedive from its all-time high of nearly $5,000. It’s like binge-watching a show only to realize the season finale got canceled.
Ethereum started climbing back up after scraping $4,220. Like Bitcoin, just quieter. It nailed tight ropes at $4,280 and $4,320 like a pro artist. 🎨
On the first of September, a date as arbitrary as the whims of fate, Myriad proclaimed its ascent. Not merely content with $10 million in USDC trading volume, it has also birthed 5.4 million predictions, lured 511,000 souls into its fold, and seen its browser extension installed 60,000 times. A veritable orgy of numbers, each one screaming, “Behold, the future is ours!” 🤡
Guided by Harley, the program skillfully blends humorous anarchy with intelligent narrative, showcasing lesser-known characters in a brilliant light and even reshaping established icons. It has delved deeper into character development, advanced representation, and provided viewers with an engaging new perspective to engage with. In light of this, we’ve assembled seven DC characters that we believe have benefited significantly from the Harley Quinn animated series.
Following the announcement by the “Bejeweled” singer about her upcoming nuptials with Travis Kelce, Kindred Lubeck from Artifex Fine Jewelry shared the fascinating story behind the creation of the stunning diamond ring.
Hulu subscribers now have the opportunity to stream almost all movies from the Night at the Museum franchise, starting with the first three films: Night at the Museum (2006), Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009), and Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb (2014). These titles became available on Hulu as of September 1st. However, the fourth sequel, the animated movie Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again from 2022, is exclusively streamable on Disney+. The original trilogy revolves around Ben Stiller’s character, Larry, a divorced father who becomes the night security guard at New York City’s American Museum of Natural History. Unbeknownst to him, he stumbles upon an Egyptian curse that brings the museum’s exhibits to life.